French

Oakley is the French form of the English phrase oakley.

The English phrase “cash” is translated into French as liquide. The word liquide refers to money in the form of notes and coins.

The English phrase ‘named’ is translated into French as nommé. Nommé is used to indicate that someone or something has been given a specific name.

The English phrase “it is raining” is translated into French as il pleut.

The English phrase “hoovering” is translated into French as passer l’aspirateur.

The English word ‘minibus’ is translated into French as minibus. A minibus refers to a small bus. See also marshrutka (noun).

The English phrase “that one” can be translated into French as celui-là. celui-là is used to specify a particular object.

The English verb ‘twerk’ is translated into French as twerker.

The English phrase “my dog” is translated into French as mon chien. mon chien is used to refer to a dog that belongs to the speaker.

The English phrase “poor you” can be translated into French as Pauvre de toi.